Crossroads Community Church with Daniel Fusco (video)

Sometimes life is just a total mess. Things don’t go wrong, they go horribly wrong. What do you do? Don't miss this message from the life of Elisha. Watch with amazement as God works miraculously in and through a horrible situation to bring beauty from the mess of life!

God knows how our decisions affect our lives in either positive or negative ways, and He wants to help us make decisions that bring His blessings to bear. But first we must heed His warnings when we are making choices in our life or risk missing out on the wisdom that connects us to those blessings.

Life is full of challenges that throw us into battles. But God’s inside man or woman always remembers that there is a battle beyond the physical and mental ones we can see. This message will help you discover through the life of Elisha that there is more to our struggles than meet the natural eye. God will guide us through life's battles if we learn how to follow His lead.

Everyone is broken. And no matter where your brokenness lies, we all need a healer. The same was true for Naaman, a general of the Syrian army in the times of the prophet Elisha. This message will help you find out what Elisha helped Naaman discover, that God has a plan for your brokenness.

When Jesus was asked what the most important of God's 613 commandments was, he distilled it down by looking at a section in Deuteronomy 6 known in Jewish circles as the “Shema," the Hebrew word for “listen." This message looks at one of the most important prayers in Jewish culture and teaches you why Jesus picked it and gives you an in-depth look at how to practically live out the "Greatest Commandment."

Every day in subtle and amazing ways, God is pulling off the miraculous. Elisha had a front row seat to many powerful miracles. This message will give you a view into some of those miracles and help you discover what it takes to live an extravagant faith.

When Jesus was asked what the most important of God's 613 commandments was, he distilled it down by looking at a section in Deuteronomy 6 known in Jewish circles as the “Shema," the Hebrew word for “listen." This message looks at one of the most important prayers in Jewish culture and teaches you why Jesus picked it and gives you an in-depth look at how to practically live out the "Greatest Commandment."

Let’s face it: life is messy. It's full of unexpected twists and turns; things happen when we don't expect and things happen in ways we never planned for. But in the midst of the mess, God has a way of making His people flourish and blossom. The story of Elisha sheds light on how God's plans are many times strange and dynamic and bring our life to a place we never thought or knew was possible. In this message, you will find the encouragement you need as you journey through life's messy moments.

Sunday Jan 24, 2016 -

The idea of an inside man is often associated with the world of espionage. We tend to think of that person as a “mole” or “under cover agent,” inserted into a situation for the purpose of undermining the environment they infiltrate. When we apply this concept to Elisha, we see that he fits the description to a tee. The Lord strategically and divinely inserted the prophet into a world just like ours – with struggles, rebellion, fallen leadership and strife – for the purpose of undermining the work of the devil. As we kick off our new series this Sunday, we will look at the foundation set by his mentor, Elijah, and the impact of that relationship on him. We will also realize that the call on the life of Elisha to be God’s inside man is the very call on each of us today.

Moses wants to make sure that the next generation of Israel embraces the importance of God's commandments, and especially the "Big Ten," that were written by the very finger of the Lord Himself. These instructions hold a unique place in the life of God's people - both then and now. This refresher course was more than just important; it was vital to their survival in the Promised Land. Join us for Part 5 of this message.